Shit, that sucks balls the cat had a perforated abdomen.. Really nice guy
Poor puppy at the end :(
As a motorcyclist, I can confirm it takes balls to pick up a random animal, tuck it in your jacket, and take it home. You don't know how it'll react to the bike, wind, or you, plus they can be covered in ticks and fleas and whatnot. The last thing I'd want is a cat to get pissed whilst in my jacket while I'm going 50mph down the road. Everyone in this video are the definition of a good samaritan.
Damn he got really fucking lucky when that dog ran in front of him. Those were perfect conditions for a deadly accident. Glad nothing went horribly wrong.
[QUOTE=Tetsmega;51056873]Damn he got really fucking lucky when that dog ran in front of him. Those were perfect conditions for a deadly accident. Glad nothing went horribly wrong.[/QUOTE]
Animals are no joke. Even hitting something like a squirrel or bunny can upset the balance of a bike, depending on your speed and whether or not you were in a curve. I've smacked a squirrel or two in my day, but I can't imagine hitting a dog.
[video=youtube;-CRqPailWkc]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-CRqPailWkc[/video]
I've saved 8 different turtles over the years while I've been out driving. Always feels good to get them off the road.
Wow, that's one tough dog. Real shame about the cat though. At least the little guy died in a more comfortable place.
[QUOTE=Aetna;51057867]Animals are no joke. Even hitting something like a squirrel or bunny can upset the balance of a bike, depending on your speed and whether or not you were in a curve. I've smacked a squirrel or two in my day, but I can't imagine hitting a dog.
[video=youtube;-CRqPailWkc]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-CRqPailWkc[/video][/QUOTE]
Tbh I'm pretty glad I'm sticking to 30mph scooters :v:
as opposed to anything faster and thus more deadly
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